Overview
When creating a booking requirement, several settings determine how the requirement appears and behaves on the booking form. Understanding these settings helps ensure the requirement collects the correct information from customers without complicating the booking process.
This article explains each setting available when configuring booking requirements.
Requirement Name (What do you want your heading to be?)
The title displayed to customers.
Example:
Dietary Options
Special Occasion
Description
A short explanation shown below the requirement title to guide customers.
Example:
Requirement Name: Special Occasion
Description: Let us know if you are celebrating a special occasion so we can help make it memorable.
Max Selections
Determines how many options a customer can choose.
Example:
| Max Selection | Result |
|---|---|
| 1 | Only one option can be selected |
| 2 | Up to two options can be selected |
This is useful when customers may have multiple preferences.
Mandatory
If enabled, customers must select at least one option before completing their booking.
If no option is selected, the booking form will display an error message prompting them to choose one.
Show on All
When enabled, the requirement appears on all bookings.
If disabled, the requirement may only appear on specific events or special dates.
Enabled
Controls whether the requirement is active.
Enabled → Visible on the booking form
Disabled → Hidden from customers